SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland - Page 66 of 261 - What's on in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Paisley, Fife, Stirling, and Dundee

    Amelia Coburn discusses her debut album, stories, and live shows.

    Unique voices in folk music elevate the traditional format to a new level, which ...

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    Andy Reilly

    Spit it Out Festival announce line-up for 2024 (Edinburgh, Glasgow & Online)

    Creative Arts Charity The Spit it Out Project is back with their third Spit it Out ...

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    Candice Lin on her exhibition, The Animal Husband, at Edinburgh’s Talbot Rice Gallery. 

    Candice Lin is an American multidisciplinary artist who currently resides in Los Angeles, where ...

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    Oscar Lund

    Val McDermid on Darkland Tales, why the story of Queen Macbeth appealed, and her thoughts on the popularity of crime fiction.

    Polygon’s Darkland Tales have quickly become an essential series of books, offering the reader ...

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    Alistair Braidwood

    Love Lies Bleeding (film review)

    Julia Ducournau‘s Titane impressed a couple of years ago, with its Cronenbergian body horror ...

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    Martin Sandison

    SNACK Bits (May 2024) – Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

    Wake up, Maggie, I think I’ve got something to say to you. No, it’s ...

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    Andy Reilly

    Visual Artist Andrew Cranston speaks to SNACK about his involvement in ‘Earthly Rewards’ published by thi-wurd.

    thi wurd is a Glasgow-based international platform for writers, led by editor Alan McMunnigall. ...

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    Natalie Jayne Clark

    Arab Strap are totally fine with it, and don’t give a fuck anymore 👍

    It’s been nearly thirty years since ‘The Proclaimers from Hell’ Arab Strap’s debut album, ...

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    Chris Queen